A serious illness can create a big financial burden for you and your family. How will you pay for time off work, travel expenses, medical costs etc? Critical Illness Insurance can help bridge the gap. Learn more by watching the video below.

More and more Canadians who are concerned about the financial costs of major disease are turning to Critical Illness Insurance (CII) to gain peace-of-mind and protect their savings. CII pays a tax-free, lump-sum benefit, for a coverable illness/accident defined in the policy contract, typically 30 days after diagnosis, as long as the insured is alive. The most common illnesses insured include cancer, stroke, heart attack, and multiple sclerosis (MS), with most contracts covering over 20 ailments.

While Disability Insurance (DI) provides a monthly benefit to replace lost income due to a critical illness, CII helps to pay for the extra costs so often associated with being diagnosed with one.